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Bate said that the Administration is normally not reluctant to leave important chairs vacant during an extended period in order to find the right occupant. MacLeish retires officially this June, but will devote the Spring term to his own writing, as he had done for several years.
Another reason for the diminishing band is the steadily increasing study load at the College. Nearly all undergraduate organizations, have felt the academic squeeze, which has become a permanent fact of Harvard life. With academic responsibilities growing, more and more students have decided that they can't devote precious time...
At least one Faculty member has commented, "Nothing's happening at the University, and it is because Pusey's away." Pusey had said last Spring that he planned this Fall to devote a Committee on Educational Policy meeting to the Advanced Placement--Sophomore Standing program and to investigate drama at...
A Different View. "But you and I and most Americans take a different view of our peril. We know that it comes from without, not within. It must be met by quiet preparedness, not provocative speeches ... So let us not heed these counsels of fear and suspicion. Let us concentrate...
Since he took over the Berlin Philharmonic, Von Karajan has hired ten new first deskmen, has replaced 17 other instrumentalists. Under his direction, the orchestra has played less of the German classical repertory to devote more time to the moderns. The result, even the old hands admit, is worthy of...